Unity of Santa Maria

Mark Hardin

I attended for 14 years and was an employee for eight years. The church had several emergency fundraisers to "repair" the sanctuary corner support foundations (there are four). Each fundraiser raised over 30,000, the cost to supposedly fix one corner. Four years ago, after heavy rains and a change of leadership, I called the county building inspector and asked that they inspect the foundation. Again. They said they had never inspected the foundation, and they had no record of repairs. But they did inspect it. They found the building to be unsafe and unusable. They mandated that the church fix all four corner foundations, or close. Under the inspectors' eyes, it cost a total of 8,000 to actually repair all four corner foundations. The church swindles. Don't be another victim.

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